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| Moskovskii Gosudarstvennyi Universitet Im. M.V. Lomonosova. FakulʹTet Zhurnalistiki | 3 |
| Alfred Richard Orage | 2 |
| Andrews, Linton (1886-1972) | 2 |
| Bunin, I︠U︡. A | 2 |
| Burnand, Sir F C (1836-1917) | 2 |
| Camusat, Denis Francois (1695-1732) | 2 |
| Gordienko, T V | 2 |
| Ollier, Edmund | 2 |
| Orage, A R (1873-1934) | 2 |
| Sir William Linton Andrews | 2 |
Into the 1830's : some origins of Victorian illustrated journalism : cheap octavo magazines of the 1820s and their influence
Maidment, Brian; Manchester Polytechnic. Library
1992
Catalogue of an exhibition of material from Maidment's collection, held at Manchester Polytechnic Library during the conference of the Research Society for Victorian Periodicals, July 1992.
The Grand accuser, the greatest of all criminals : part 1
1735
No more published. "A defence of the Duke of Marlborough and an attack on the authors of the Examiner and the Craftsman." Anon.
Alfred R. Orage Archive
Orage, A R (1873-1934)
1881-1997
The collection includes notebooks, press cuttings and articles. There are various letters to and from A. R. Orage and Jessie Orage (née Dwight). These are from before and after their marriage in 19...
Additional lecture notes
1931
These items are part of two separate accruals from donors in Australia and the U.S.A.
Additional archives relating to Orage
Orage, A R (1873-1934); Welch, Louise
1931
This series is a separate accrual from Patty Llosa, (née Patricia Welch). Her mother, Louise Welch, studied with Orage in 1920s and wrote 'Orage with Gurdjieff in America' (1982).
Papers generated by Orage
1925-1929
The file contains one of Orage's notebooks dated 1929, a manuscript of 'The Art of thinking' and a list of books recommended by Orage. There are some photocopies of Orage's notebooks containing his '...
Correspondence
1931-1958
The file contains correspondence between A. R. Orage and Louise Welch. Also contains correspondence from Stanley Nott about the death of Orage, which includes one file of photocopies of letters and a...
Epitaphs of Orage
1934
Comprises letters published in 'The New English Weekly' and 'New Democracy' after his death. There are contributions from T. S. Eliot and G. B. Shaw.